Prolems with tulip driver

[Chris Leavoy]

It was my first time posting to a mailing list, could you tell? ;)

anyways i think i should give it another try.

>> I have recently purchased a Network Anywhere NC100 v2, Linksys Fast
>> Ethernet 10/100 from future shit. I am having a whole bunch of problems

>This obviously isn't a Linksys card.

It says Linksys right on the box, driver disk, and on the chip.  This is a
brand new card mind you,  I think Linksys merged or split with another
company called Network Everywhere,  networkeverywhere.com


>> ---- syslogd snip ----
>> kernel: eth0: interrupt  csr5=0xfc274014 new csr5=0xfc264010.
>> kernel: eth0: exiting interrupt, csr5=0xfc264010.
>> kernel: eth0: interrupt  csr5=0xfc674015 new csr5=0xfc664010.
>> kernel: eth0: exiting interrupt, csr5=0xfc664010.
>> kernel: eth0: interrupt  csr5=0xfc274014 new csr5=0xfc264010.
>> kernel: eth0: exiting interrupt, csr5=0xfc264010.

>That looks like normal operation.

That error message is put out on the screen at the fastest rate at which my
system can handle it.  I seriously doubt that is normal considering that it
continues for 2 minutes after i have stopped transfering of a 1meg or so
file.  Now the part i forgot to include in the other message was that after
a few minutes of transfering data over the card the system would hang.   I
would check syslogd and it reported that the kernel has paniced.  I read up
a few lines more and i get an error message saying, "unable to handle paging
requests to virtual address 0xfc264010" or something close to that, i cant
get a print out of it because the system requires a hard reboot after this
happens.

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